Associate writing lead Chrystal Ding claimed that that one change it deepened the game’s believability, immersion, and complexity as a result. Farhang Namdar, world building director, recalled how the team one day suggested that they just “connect everything,” which made all the difference. His team seemed to agree with that sentiment, but emphasized how the seamlessness of the titular city in particular helped to achieve that. Vincke spoke about the difficulties of building RPGs with something to do in every nook and cranny and have it be different enough to stand out from the competition. At the recent PC Gaming Show, Baldur’s Gate 3 director Swen Vincke and his team discussed their aspirations for the game, including how they decided to make it an open world.
Baldur’s Gate 3 features a detailed open-world, which players can already get a sneak peek at in Steam early access.
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